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February 2025

The energy transition

Australian Energy Market Operator CEO and engineer Daniel Westerman delves into the technology that will enable Australia to meet 100 per cent renewable energy generation and the role engineers will play in its creation and upkeep. 

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Engineers Australia | February 2025

Western Australia engineer registration and assessment

If you carry out professional or technical engineering work in one or more of the prescribed areas of engineering in the building industry, you will need to be registered as a building engineering practitioner in Western Australia (WA) under the Building Services (Registration) Regulations 2011 (WA) and you may need to have your qualifications, experience and competencies assessed. 

 

This document will guide you through the different assessment pathways and show you how to complete your assessment with Engineers Australia.

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January 2025

WA election priorities

Engineers Australia's WA election priorities include sustainable and resilient infrastructure; a comprehensive WA energy transition plan; building a skilled and diverse workforce; a nationally consistent engineering registration scheme and the appointment of a WA Chief Engineer.

The impact of AI and generative technologies on the engineering profession
Engineers Australia | January 2025

The impact of AI and generative technologies on the engineering profession

Over the past year, AI (and specifically GenAI) capabilities has become a topic which is hard to miss. Many of these discussions revolve around the future and how AI will impact the workforce. This report explores how AI and GenAI technologies have transformed engineering businesses and the workforce, and, importantly, how they will evolve. 

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January 2025

Submission to 100 day infrastructure review of the Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games

Engineers Australia provides nine recommendations for the infrastructure plan ahead of the Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games 2032.

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January 2025

Exploring the water-energy nexus through hydrogen: an early career perspective

Simone Costello and Millie Simpson from ARUP look into the possibilities for the water and energy sectors to work together to service the growing green hydrogen industry.

 

Watch Simone and Millie discuss their paper here.

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Engineers Australia | December 2024

What is circular economy explainer

An explainer article exploring key circular economy concepts and case studies, and the role of the engineering profession in supporting a transition to a more circular economy.

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Transport Australia Society | December 2024

Towards safer and more liveable urban streets

A discussion paper by the Transport Australia society about designing urban streets to improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists, without unduly restricting other vehicle movement.

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Engineers Australia | November 2024

Excellence Awards 2024 showcase

This interactive booklet showcases the Excellence Awards 2024 winners and finalists. 
 

For more than a century, our Excellence Awards have brought the engineering community together to honour its greatest achievements. These are the people and projects that move us forward, and make us proud to call ourselves engineers. 

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Engineers Australia | November 2024

Submission for the inquiry into opportunities in the circular economy

Our submission emphasises the essential role of engineering in enabling Australia's circular economy, highlighting that government support and strategic roles for engineering input in policymaking are necessary to overcome barriers and harness opportunities.

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November 2024

Australian Engineering Higher Education Statistics 2012-22

Summary numbers and facts for Australian higher education in engineering and related technologies by Engineers Australia and the Australian Council of Engineering Deans.

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Engineers Australia | November 2024

Past winners

A list of all Engineers Australia Excellence Awards winners from 1923 onwards. 

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Engineers Australia | November 2024

Australian sustainability of space activities

Engineers Australia's submission to the Australian Space Agency on the sustainability of space activities in Australia. 

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November 2024

Systems Intelligence – an imperative for the energy transformation

Dr Stephen Craig from CSIRO explains why reconfiguring our interconnected, carbon-heavy energy flows to net zero in a few decades is a formidable integrated systems challenge.

 

Watch Stephen speak about his paper. 

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Engineers Australia | November 2024

Engineers Australia accredited programs

A comprehensive list of Engineers Australia accredited engineering programs from Australian tertiary and VET education providers. This list is updated regularly.

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Engineers Australia | November 2024

Nuclear energy select committee submission

Engineers Australia recommendations support sound decision-making about the role of nuclear technology in its energy mix.

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Engineers Australia | October 2024

Two perspectives on the critical role of ICT in the energy transition

Dr Ian Oppermann FIEAust, Wayne Fitzsimmons OAM and Tim Ryan present two perspectives on how ICT can enable a successful energy transition, exploring the roles of data, AI and the digital transformation of the electricity grid in achieving net zero emissions.

 

Watch Ian speak about this paper

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Engineers Australia | October 2024

Systems Intelligence – an imperative for the energy transformation

Dr Stephen Craig from CSIRO explores the imperative role of systems intelligence in Australia’s energy transformation, highlighting the integration of socio-technical systems, community involvement and innovation. He highlights the importance of modern systems approaches such as model-based systems engineering to guide the energy transition towards net zero, ensuring sustainability, resilience, equity and economic opportunity for all Australians.

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